After months of self study, using different free and paid resources and a failed attempt, I came across GMATWhiz on gmatclub.com
I was looking for strong verbal prep and an in-person assistance for a foolproof study plan and guidance. The feature that stood out to me was the 1-1 mentorship - I could connect with a mentor whenever I needed to, and course correct, without wasting time in trial and error.

After few months of prep with GMAT Whiz and Zartaj as my mentor, I finally gave my second attempt but had a score improvement of mere 10 points, with my verbal falling. I was disheartened. I felt neglected. I realized that the mentorship provided by Zartaj was below average and there was no follow up from anyone post my exam too.

But I had made my mind to give a third attempt, and I really liked the quality of Verbal courses and the approach to certain topics, especially the ones taught by Sunita, which is when I decided to give the platform another chance. I had heard from a couple of peers and from the reviews posted here that Shreyyash as a mentor could prove to be quite effective. I requested for his mentorship. I could see a considerable difference in my Verbal performance with his guidance. I ended with a score improvement from V29 to V34.

All in all it's good for the quality and price point when compared to the other learning portals out there.
Content quality - great; AI based user experience - great; mentorship - some mentors are great, some not at all; GMAT Score prediction algorithm - average; Mocks - could be improved for verbal.

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The GMATClub Tests are the most reasonable tests you can find out there, especially if you've signed up for a course a offered by a company that has partnered with GMATClub - if that's the case then there are chances that your access to these tests could be complimentary. The quality of the questions, especially for Quant is top-notch. There can be improvement in the standard of the Verbal questions. Solving the questions nonetheless from both the sections proved to be of considerable help for me. The scoring is decently accurate too - not completely, but about say 80%. All in all, you can use these tests for your practice but not to assess yourself foryour readiness to give the GMAT.

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